DANIEL SALVI

COLLECTOR RELEASE – PRELUDE OF SPRING 2026
THE SECRET GARDEN

Fine Art Print on Cotton Paper,
presented in archival protective mat.
21 x 30 cm (picture: 15 x 25.5 cm)
Hand Signed, Numbered and Titled in Italian by the Artist
Made in Italy

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LIMITED EDITION OF 25
AVAILABLE FROM 07.02.26 FOR 72H

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WHAT IF YOUR REFUGE
WAS NOT A PLACE,
BUT A PERSON?

In The Secret Garden, Daniel Salvi evokes an intimate inner sanctuary where the social mask finally falls away, and what remains is bare, honest truth.

It is the rare quiet of being received without having to prove anything. In this hidden haven, vulnerability is not weakness: it's held, and protected.

Care and closeness become a discreet strength that dissolves emotional loneliness and gives back breath — like a warm light breaking through the grey of life, promising that everything will be alright.

THE STORY BEHIND THE ARTWORK

From OUTER DARKNESS
to INNER LIGHT

It was the first days of spring in Berlin, and yet the cold still felt sharp.

The rain had finally stopped, and I had left my home in Tiergarten the way one escapes a prison: without a plan, with only the need to breathe.

I walked; I just kept walking.

The first time I checked my watch, two hours had already passed, and dusk had swallowed the voices in the park. With no streetlights, the darkness stayed low, close to the ground, and I could see little beyond my steps on the damp grass.

At that exact point in my solitude, a gust of wind cut through me—icy—and jolted me awake. I suddenly realized I was walking, yes, but not to reach a place: with my body I was chasing a feeling of warmth that could not—must not—exist outside of me.

I was searching for a hidden haven, a secret garden—one of those that reveals itself only when, naked and vulnerable, we sink into the brightest fissures of our memories.

Daniel Salvi

CRAFTED IN ITALY,
HAND-FINISHED BY THE ARTIST
IN THE COUNTRYSIDE OF MILAN.

Each print is produced to strict museum-grade standards: 100% cotton paper, archival inks, and a boutique Italian laboratory where every sheet is examined, one by one.

Only what is flawless is kept.

Before it is packaged, the work is hand-signed, numbered, and titled in Italian by the artist in his studio outside Milan, then placed in a protective archival mat, ready to live with you for decades.

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THE SCENT
THAT WELCOMES YOU
AS YOU OPEN

To extend the experience beyond the image, the inside of the packaging is delicately scented with “Secret Garden” by Italian perfumer Riccardo Barazzetta, created as an olfactory translation of the artwork

The artwork is kept untouched and sealed; the fragrance is reserved for the packaging alone. It rises on first opening, making the unboxing a personal multisensory experience.

The perfume bottle is not included.

UPCOMING RELEASE

LIMITED EDITION OF 25
AVAILABLE FROM 07.02.26 FOR 72H

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“The fusion of art and fragrances created an immersive and multisensory atmosphere, transforming the visit into a complete artistic journey.”

ABOUT ARTIST DANIEL SALVI

Daniel Salvi (b. 1994) is an Italian artist and creative director based in Milan, whose multidisciplinary practice spans fine art, digital creation, and multisensory installations, exploring the intersection between mythology, femininity, and contemporary spirituality.

Through his signature series Goddesses & Muses, Salvi blends photography, artificial intelligence, and digital painting into hybrid works that reinterpret classical and Renaissance archetypes for the present day.

Guided by his philosophical and ecological thought, his work envisions a renewed dialogue between humanity and nature, seeking to evoke empathy, solace, wonder, and emotional healing.

His practice extends beyond the visual, incorporating sound and scent to transform the act of viewing into a ritual of reflection.

Salvi’s projects have been presented in solo exhibitions and cultural initiatives in Italy and abroad, including his ongoing collaboration with the international charity organization Colors for Peace, where he has served as Brand Communication Officer since 2021.

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